 Every woman is supposed to have the same set of motives, or else to be a monster. I am not a monster, but I have not felt exactly what other women feel — or say they feel, for fear of being thought unlike others. When you reproach me in your heart for...  Daniel Deronda - Pagina 248di George Eliot - 1876 - 427 pagineVisualizzazione completa - Informazioni su questo libro
 | George Eliot - 1878 - 426 pagine
...what other women feel — or say they feel, for fear of being thought unlike others. When you reproach me in your heart for sending you away from me, you...your father's fortune. Do I seem now to be revoking everything ? — Well, there are reasons. I feel many things that I can't understand. A fatal illness... | |
 | George Eliot - 1894 - 442 pagine
...other women feel, — or say they feel, for fear of being thought unlike others. When you reproach me in your heart for sending you away from me, you...your father's fortune. Do I seem now to be revoking everything ? — Well, there are reasons. I feel many things that I can't understand. A fatal illness... | |
 | George Eliot - 1901 - 610 pagine
...what other women feel — or say they feelj for fear of being thought unlike others. When you reproach me in your heart for sending you away from me, you mean that I ought to say I felt about yon as other women say they feel about their children. I did not feel that. I was glad to be freed... | |
 | George Eliot - 1908 - 406 pagine
...what other women feel — or say they feel, for fear of being thought unlike others. When you reproach me in your heart for sending you away from me, you...your father's fortune. Do I seem now to be revoking everything ? — Well, there are reasons. I feel many things that I can't understand. A fatal illness... | |
 | George Eliot - 1908 - 410 pagine
...what other women feel — or say they feel, for fear of being thought unlike others. When you reproach 'me in your heart for sending you away from me, you mean [ 121 ] that I ought to say I felt about you as other women say they feel about their children. I did... | |
 | 1877 - 852 pagine
...unlike others. . . . / did not wish you to be born. I parted with you willingly. . . . When you reproach me in your heart for sending you away from me, you mean that I ought t:> say I felt about you as other women say they feel about their children. I did not feel that. I... | |
 | Gillian Beer - 1989 - 224 pagine
...what other women feel - or say they feel, for fear of being thought unlike others. When you reproach me in your heart for sending you away from me, you...say they feel about their children. I did not feel that'.22 Mothers are no longer Madonnas - Gwendolen avoids being either. Her triumph is that of barrenness;... | |
 | Rachel M. Brownstein - 1995 - 348 pagine
...what other women feel—or say they feel, for fear of being thought unlike others. When you reproach me in your heart for sending you away from me, you...did not feel that. I was glad to be freed from you." Cold as a daughter and a mother and a wife, eager for freedom and ambitious for herself, she knows... | |
 | Carolyn Dever - 1998 - 255 pagine
...what other women feel - or say they feel, for fear of being thought unlike others. When you reproach me in your heart for sending you away from me, you...did not feel that. I was glad to be freed from you." (691) With this statement, the Princess effectively indicts the mythos of the "Angel in the House"... | |
 | Bryan Cheyette - 1998 - 426 pagine
...what other women feel — or say they feel, for fear of being thought unlike others. When you reproach me in your heart for sending you away from me, you mean I ought to say I felt about you as other women feel about their children. I did not feel that. I was... | |
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